Move to WordPress without losing a day of traffic.

A standard marketing site is 2–3 weeks. A WooCommerce migration with 1,000+ SKUs is 4–6 weeks. Enterprise migrations with multi-language or multi-site can take 8–12 weeks. We send a scoped timeline with the migration plan after the initial audit — no open-ended estimates.

With correct 301 redirects and preserved meta, most sites see no ranking movement at all. Some see a small temporary dip that recovers in 2–4 weeks. The risk scenarios are sites with sloppy URL mapping (everything redirected to the homepage), or sites where the source platform's URLs were auto-generated and hard to replicate — we address both of those in the planning phase.

The new site is built and QA'd on a staging URL while the old site keeps running. Only at the end do we do the DNS flip — that switch itself takes a few minutes, and we schedule it in your lowest-traffic window. Some users hit the old site, some hit the new one during DNS propagation, but both sites are fully functional so nobody sees an error.

Basic marketing-site migration starts at ₹49,999 ($599). WooCommerce migrations start at ₹1,49,999 ($1,799) because of the extra work on product data, payment gateways, and order history. Multi-site, multi-language, or migrations with heavy custom code are quoted on the call.

Your call. Some clients want a pixel-accurate rebuild so there's no visual change for returning visitors. Others use the migration as the excuse to ship a redesign they've been putting off. We do both — a redesign-during-migration usually adds 2–3 weeks to the timeline.

We keep the old site live on a subdomain (like old.yourdomain.com) for 60 days after cutover as a rollback safety net. On day 60, if everything's stable, you cancel the source platform subscription. That way you're only paying double for 60 days max — and usually the migration savings in month 3 onwards pay for the migration fee itself.

Yes — this is one of our most common migrations. Moving from a slow shared host to managed WordPress, from GoDaddy / Bluehost to us or Kinsta, or consolidating multiple WordPress sites onto one stack. Usually completed in 1–2 weeks with no content changes — just infrastructure.

If you're using email on the same domain ([email protected]), we preserve your MX records, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC through the cutover so email doesn't break. We coordinate with your email provider (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zoho, or self-hosted) ahead of the DNS flip — email continuity is standard, not an add-on.

Yes. Multi-language migrations (WPML, Polylang, or manual subfolder setups) are quoted based on language count and content volume. Multi-site (WordPress network) migrations are common in enterprise — we've moved 50+ site networks intact, with domain mapping preserved.